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Metra 99-5835G Single/Double DIN for Select 15-up Ford Transit w/o Nav

Metra 99-5835G Single/Double DIN for Select 15-up Ford Transit w/o Nav Metra
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Metra 99-5835G Single/Double DIN for Select 15-up Ford Transit w/o Nav

Brand: Metra
MPN: 99-5835G
Condition: New

ISO DIN radio provision with pocket
ISO DDIN radio provision
Radio trim panel is painted gray

Compatible with:
Ford Transit 2015-up (without Nav)

Caution: All accessories, switches, climate controls panels, and
especially air bag indicator lights must be connected before cycling
the ignition. Also, do not remove the factory radio with the key in the
on position, or while the vehicle is running.

Installation Instructions for Part 99-5835G.pdf

Wiring and Antenna Connections (sold separately):
Harness: 70-5524 (without display) or XSVI-5524-NAV (with display)
Antenna Adapter: 40-EU10

Tools required (sold separately):
Panel removal tool
Phillips screwdriver
Socket wrench
Torx screwdriver

Radio trim panel
Dash panel
Radio brackets
Pocket
Passenger airbag light
Passenger airbag light blank
(4) #8 x 3/8” Phillips truss-head screws
(2) #8 x 3/8” Phillips pan-head screws
(3) Metal “U” panel clips
(5) Metal “D” panel clips
(4) Small metal “D” panel clips
(4) Plastic panel clips

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